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What’s Radical About Women Pissing?Digby Warde-AldamReviewsArtReview22 September 2025Sophy Rickett and Rut Blees Luxemburg’s provocative images – with a dose of 1990s nostalgia – might have something to tell us about the power structures of today
Cai Guo-Qiang criticised over Arc’teryx-sponsored fireworks in TibetArtReviewNewsartreview.com22 September 2025The controversy is now under investigation by the local authority of Shigatse. Arc’teryx and the artist have issued apologies respectively
Agnes Gund, patron and MoMA chair, 1938–2025ArtReviewNewsartreview.com22 September 2025Was hands-on in her approach to philanthropy
Art Lovers Movie Club: Olivia Erlanger, ‘Appliance’, 2024Chiara WilkinsonArt Lovers Movie Clubartreview.com22 September 2025The New York-based interdisciplinary artist examines the uncanny of the everyday in this unsettling mediation on the home
How Almagul Menlibayeva Negotiates Kazakhstan’s Fractured HistoryElise MortonFeaturesArtReview22 September 2025An ambiguity – between self-possession and spectacle – is central to the Almaty artist’s work
Art Lovers Movie Club: The ArchiveArtReviewArt Lovers Movie Clubartreview.com22 September 2025Explore all the films we have screened
Qiu Shihua, Chinese minimalist painter, 1940–2025ArtReviewNewsartreview.com19 September 2025The artist is known for his signature ‘white landscapes’
Winners of 2025 Heinz Awards for the Arts announcedArtReviewNewsartreview.com19 September 2025Each will receive a $250,000 cash prize
Ljubljana Biennale of Graphic Arts 2025 Review: Open WorldsSylvie FortinReviewsArtReview19 September 2025For all of its big ideas of futures and freedom, the 36th edition, ‘The Oracle’, is altogether something smaller and more diaristic
Introducing Connect, an Art Busan & Tokyo Gendai InitiativeArtReviewPartner Contentartreview.com18 September 2025The project’s first edition presents itself as a ‘Crossroads of Contemporary Art’, beginning a long-term collaboration between the two fairs
